Can I use it on a ceramic tile with acrylic paint indoor? It's a white tile with my acrylic painting, will my white tile become yellow?
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I have used this Ceylon on my acrylic paintings and they have never yellowed
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I used Tilex (same thing/different brand) to remove mold from a closet wall and it worked well. The wall was white. This product might bleach the paint color of a non white surface - try a small patch first.
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I did not colored, just used as a white grout. As far as I know you can use anything that used for regular stucco.
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If you mean masonry or fired tile, it will be fine. Still, though, try a tiny spot first in case the tile pigment begins to come up.
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Technically yes, but using cleaners or scrubbing it will remove the color and it will "contract". I DOn't recommend it. Try the chrome tiles instead.
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I used it on my kitchen porcelain floor tile. It worked well, even though I never got the repair to match the high gloss of the existing tile. So, when the light shines on it in a particular way, you can see that there is a repair. But mostly it's in shadow and blends right in.
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I use it on ceramic pieces (vases, pots, etc) that I make. I've found that it helps make the colors deeper and easier to see. Then again, a bit different from your needs, but I hope it helps a bit.
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this stuff yellows too if you layer it on too thick. But if you have a lot of patience and follow the directions , it doesn't yellow and it should work for your project.
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Yes but you won't have the colors shown. It is actually a beige color tile, w/ no other colors.
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Yes, you would just use less of the white colored mineral. There are 3 different colored mineral paints, you can use more or less of one of the colors. I was going for a grey color as well and was happy with the results.
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Do not use on colored ceramic tile, as it dries with a milky finish. The problem using it in a shower is this. Almost any soap or shampoo that comes in contact with the Neverwet finish will dissolve the Neverwet coating, leaving the surface unprotected and prime for mold growth unless the Neverwet is immediately re-applied. Most soaps and shampoos will dissolve the finish.I hope that this is helpful.
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I'm using mine to clean and aluminum patio but I wouldn't use it on and acrylic finish, I think the brush bristles are a little to stiff for that purpose. On tile or Marble it would to O.K. but not on what you want to use it for. I would just use a cloth and a bottle of soft scrub, it's like A-Jax only much more mild and won't scratch the finish on the acrylic tub.
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It's an off white, and hardens to a plastic like material. I don't know how well it will stick to glazed ceramic, but you'd have to paint over it. I think some hardware stores like Home Depot might carry something used to fix ceramic flower pots, you might want to look into that.
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It works on colored tiles, my girlfriend used it out our tiles it was orange/tan ish.
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That's what I used it for and it worked well. The white is a very bright white and at first I thought it was too noticeable although better than a black chip. But after a couple of weeks I can't locate it without running my hands over the tub and sink to find the dip where the chip was. If your chips are really big it would be better to fill them in with a different product they make for that purpose and then use this porcelain paint over that. Also, use it when you get it. I have some almond porcelain paint that is a couple years old and it is too thick and gooey to use now.
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I don't know, but it sounds like a good idea that should work. I will say that I did practice on an extra tile, and the more I practiced, the better I got. The problem for me was not so much getting the right color, but getting it to flow into the chipped spots so as to get a good match with the tile's surface.
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You can give your tiles a more sturdier feel by 'painting' them with watered down white glue. I've done this a few times and my friends prefer them this way.